Warranty repair...
I’ve been trying to contact Behringer for the last week. They used to be a phone number you could call and talk to a human. Now the only way to do it is to get on Music tribe. I’ve had such a hard time trying to get on Music tribe. Does anybody have a solution to how I can go about getting my Behringer app repaired under warranty?
Hi John ( @Coda2020 ),
Welcome to the community. You need to open a warranty repair case here: https://www.behringer.com/brand/behringer/support#googtrans(en|en)
You should receive any automated email reply with a case number telling you that someone will contact you within one business day. Be patient since that is more like a week (or more) these days. If you don't get the auto-reply, check you spam or junk folder.
Hope this helps,
Ken
this issue is particularly evident at high volumes. The volume drops to zero, stays that way for several seconds, then comes back on for a few seconds, and cuts out again, and repeats.
I was investigating audio inputs and outputs of B112D (same in B115D)
B112D has 2 XLR (combined with TRS) input connectors. From datasheet it was not very clear whether the combined pins are paralel and both (XLR and TRS) plugs can be used as balanced signal.
At the and I have found the schematics on Internet and I solved the issue. The XLR and TRS combined connector pins are connected together in schematics. That means it is not important which one you use, it goes to the same circuit feed point. This signal is handled as differencial signal which corresponds to a balanced audio signal.
If you use a mono plug, or balanced plug (of course balanced cable has lower noise with long cable) your B112D/B115D will give you good sound. But never use XLR/TRS stereo signal to the one of the inputs. You have to use always mono signals for each balanced input. If you apply a stereo signal to a balanced input, right channel will be subtracted from left channel. I haven't tried it yet, but the result will not be your original sound.
behringer_eurolive_b112d_sm.pdf
I need to know what the continuous wattage would be with all 4 channels driven into 8 ohms. My speakers re rated at 300 watts continuous. The specifications do not identify the continuous wattage per channel or the peak power, thanks
Hi All,
Ive got a very nice guitar combo amp, the Behringer V-Ampire LX210.
Obviously meant for processing guitar signals, but the manual gives an example with drum computer or CD player connected to it.
I have not managed so far to get a clean, original, full frequency sound out of the speaker from a line-in source (Roland drum kit or mobile phone music).
The output keeps sounding guitar-amp-like.
My question now is: should I be able to get an original full range output on the speakers (if so, how?), or will the amp or Bugera speaker set inside not cover the whole 20 Hz-20 kHz normal music range?
Thanks!
My amp powered off. I replaced the fuse. No sound. I think it's in protect mode. The display lights. The light rings around the volume knobs are lit. When I turn the power on the fan runs for one second and shuts down.
Is this protect mode? How do I get it out of protect mode?
Thanks, Paul
I filed a claim on Sept. 16. I have heard nothing. I can't find anyway to contact someone about what is going on.
Thanks, Paul
Where can I find an authorized Behringer repair shop for mr K3000FX? My rehearsal studio is in San Jose, Ca. Any assistance you can give would be greatly appreciated.
cepatton
I bought a couple of iNUKE1000 amplifiers a couple years ago, and their performance has been excellent, especially considering their value, light weight, and low impedance matching. I was planning to buy a few more until I found out that they are all discontinued, and the closest thing that Behringer has are the NX series amps which are heavier and significantly more expensive. Does anyone know why they're discontinued?
I experienced something similar when I bought a Behringer X32 CORE that retailed for $500 brand new, and then it was discontinued a month later. I wanted to buy more, but by then price has gone up to about $1,500 on eBay for *used* models! And sure enough, I'm starting to see used iNUKE amps being sold at 3rd-party retailers for much higher prices because of the supply vs. demand.
Is this a trend I should worry about?
Hi Keith @KeithWeinstein ,
Yes the NX series has replaced the iNukes. I got the NX3000D model for my church a few months ago and have been very pleased with it. It is quite light IMO (7.9 lbs) - much lighter than the old Peavey amp it replaced.
For the X32 Core, the replacement is the Midas M32C, which is a tad more expensive, but a lot less than the gouging ebay prices.
Let me just lead this off by letting it be known that I'm not particularly versed in the matter of Power Factor Correction. All I understand in the matter is that if an amplifier has none, they wont run well on consumer grade generators... or so I've read. I've also read that the iNuke series amps won't run well on consumer grade generators for this reason (no power factor correction) and that some of the amps take short gulps of large amounts of current (upwards of 80amps). Does anyone know if this is (still) the case with the newer NX series of amplifiers? Will they run okay on consumer grade generators? Thank you
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